Legal Challenges in EU Administrative Law

Edited by Herwig C.H. Hofmann, Professor of European and Transnational Public Law, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg and the late Alexander H. Türk, formerly Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London, UK

• Contents:PrefaceIntroduction: Towards a Legal Framework for Europe’s Integrated AdministrationHerwig C.H. Hofmann and Alexander H. TürkPART I: MODELS1. The Administrative Implementation of European Union Law: A Taxonomy and its Implications Edoardo Chiti2. Shared Administration, Disbursement of Community Funds and the Regulatory State Paul CraigPART II: PROCEDURES AND STRUCTURES3. ‘Glass Half Empty or Glass Half-full?’: Accountability Issues in Comitology and the Role of the European Parliament after the 2006 Reform of ComitologyChristine Neuhold4. Comitology: The Ongoing Reform Manuel Szapiro5. Agencies: The ‘Dark Hour’ of the Executive?Michelle Everson6. Composite Decision Making Procedures in EU Administrative LawHerwig C.H. Hofmann7. The Emergence of Transatlantic RegulationGeorge A. BermannPART III: SUPERVISION AND ACCOUNTABILITY8. Administrative Supervision of Administrative Action in the European UnionGerard C. Rowe9. Judicial Review of Integrated Administration in the EUAlexander H. Türk10. Participation and Participation Rights in EU Law and GovernanceJoana Mendes11. The Effects of the Principles of Transparency and Accountability on Public Procurement RegulationChristopher H. Bovis12. Good Administration as Procedural Right and/or General Principle?Hanns Peter NehlPART IV: CONCLUSIONS13. Legal Challenges in EU Administrative Law by the Move to an Integrated AdministrationHerwig C.H. Hofmann and Alexander H. TürkIndex

'But European administrative law is a work under construction. This book helps to explore the current state of affairs.'